Government Contracts Archive » June, 2024

Government Contracts - June, 2024

199 articles

• Chevron's End Is Just The Start For Energized Agency Foes
• Quinn Slammed By Columbia For Its 'Continuing Audacity'
• CUNY Medical Prof Accused Of Fabricating NIH Grant Apps
• In Chevron Case, Justices Trade One Unknown For Another
• Navy Accused Of Favoring Mentor-Protege Cos. On $50B Deal
• NJ Contractor Admits To Defrauding Defense Dept.
• House Passes Contentious $833B Defense Spending Bill
• Gov't Contracts Of The Month: Space Launches And Satellites
• Google Cloud Hires Ex-Federal CISO To Run Gov't Compliance
• Contract Disputes Recap: Addressing Dispositive Motions
• Buchanan Ingersoll Can't Dump Harrisburg Incinerator Row
• NYC Housing Worker Gets Jail In 1st Sentence Of Bribery Bust
• High Court Enters July With 3 Rulings To Go
• Skiing And Surfing Make Me A Better Lawyer
• Supreme Court Strikes Down Chevron Deference
• OptumRx Agrees To Pay $20M To Resolve DOJ Opioid Claims
• Texas Bank Moves For Partial Win In Ginnie Mae Loan Suit
• Ga. Judge Says NBC Falsely Reported Mass Hysterectomies
• Navy Wrongly Ended Deal Over Staffing Req, Fed. Circ. Told
• Self-Defense Code Should Apply To UGA Case, Panel Says
• Gov't Can Take Corrective Action 'At Any Time,' Fed. Circ. Told
• Construction Co. Ordered To Stop Misusing Credentials
• US Service Members Want Timeshare Class Action Certified
• Madigan Judge Doesn't Want Trial To Slip After Justices Rule
• Boeing Settles Suit Claiming NC Fund Ransomed Plane Parts
• Unpacking The Circuit Split Over A Federal Atty Fee Rule
• Ex-Deputy Mayor Of Newark Pleads Guilty In Bribery Scheme
• Bradley Arant Adds Former Wells Fargo Associate GC In DC
• Claims Court Says USAID Wrongly Cut JV From $800M Deal
• Moms For America Sues Biden Admin Over Vax Liability Law
• Justices Chide 5th Circ. In Biden Social Media Case
• After Covering For Ex, Man Gets 53 Months For PPP Scheme
• Julian Assange Freed After Judge Accepts US Plea Deal
• GAO Backs BAE Protest Over $12B Missile Support Deal
• Supreme Court Bribery Ruling Limits Government's 'Arsenal'
• Fed. Circ. Says No Fees For HID Global In Patent Suit
• Judge Won't Free Texas Officials From Lengthy Detention Suit
• Miami-Dade Cites Animal Harm In Aquarium Eviction Action
• Fed. Circ. Denies Contractor's $37M Tax Reimbursement Bid
• Justices Say Bribery Law Doesn't Criminalize Gratuities
• High Court Axes Challenge To Biden Admin's Social Media Work
• Judge Likely To Block Medical Record Co.'s Anti-Bot CAPTCHAs
• Pappas Restaurants 'Invented' Causes In Houston Airport Suit
• Texas Appeals Court Reverses Dallas Transit Contractor's Win
• Dems Seek 'Honest Evaluation' Of New ICBM Program
• Ex-SEPTA Surveillance Unit Head Gets 37 Months For Bribery
• GAO Won't Hear Protest Over Canceled DOD Sole-Source Deal
• Bid Protest Spotlight: Mapping, Jurisdiction, Incumbency
• Gov't Contractors Shouldn't Skip Steps In Rush To Adopt AI
• IRS Apologizes To Hedge Fund Founder Over Leaked Tax Data
• Lower Courts May Finally Be Getting The Memo After Ciminelli
• After A Brief Hiccup, The 'Rocket Docket' Soars Back To No. 1
• Fed. Circ. Revives Class Action Against Feds' Visa Fraud Sting
• Julian Assange To Plead Guilty To US Charge, Feds Say
• NYC Pharmacy Owners Get Jail Time For $18M Med Fraud
• Billionaire Drops Case Against IRS Over Tax Info Leak
• Architect Wants Roofer's Claim Nixed Over $17.6M School Fires
• Justices Undo Terror Victims' Win, Citing Twitter Decision
• Feds Reach $34M Deal Over Canceled Deportation Flights
• Judge Blocks Part Of DOL Construction Prevailing Wage Rule
• DC Circ. Backs Gov't Contractor Win In Fight With Ex-Worker
• Landlord Says Insurer Botched Coverage For $1M State Deal
• NM Sued Over Sustainable Building Credit Award Process
• Construction Super Says Name Was Secretly Used On Permits
• Recruitment Trends In Emerging Law Firm Frontiers
• Quinn Emanuel Rips Columbia's 'Utterly Meritless' Filing Bid
• Lockheed Units To Pay $70M To End FCA Cost Inflation Suit
• Fed Circ. Revives Gov't Defenses In Land Underpayment Case
• Watchdog Backs NASA's Move To Cut Bid For $2B Deal
• Union Tells 1st Circ. It's Fit To Bring Debt Cap Challenge
• 'Unexplained' Census Bureau Contract Cancellation Reversed
• GAO Says CMS Didn't Address Contractor Conflict Of Interest
• Atmospheric Rivers: Force Majeure Or Just A Rainy Day?
• Feds Offer $850M To Slash Methane From Oil And Gas
• Glassblowing Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• NC Agency Hit With Race Bias Suit Over $17.8M Project
• DOI Secretary Looks To Ax Insurer's $20M Tribal Loan Claims
• HHS Drug Pricing Program Flouts Constitution, Boehringer Says
• Worker Says Co. Inflated Deductions To Duck Prevailing Wage
• Judge Won't Stay Ruling That Prompted Navy Debarment
• Meet The Bridgegate Atty For NJ Power Broker In RICO Case
• How Associates Can Build A Professional Image
• High Court Petition Asks Justices: What's A 'Willful' Kickback?
• The 2 Attys Ensnared In A NJ Mogul's Racketeering Rap
• Charges Dropped In NYC Mayor Straw Donor Case
• Fla. Immune To Contract Suit Over COVID Tests, 4th Circ. Says
• Chastened Boeing CEO Vows Fixes In Harsh Senate Hearing
• Claims Court Judges Say 'Less Is More' For Bid Protest Briefs
• FTC Bristles At Axon's Citing Of Dropped Merger Case
• CACI Can't Claim Costs For Bid To Dismiss $74.4M Navy Deal
• Hospital Board Says Feds Underpaid Claims By $17M
• 4th Circ. Says Filmmaker Has Right To Sealed Court Docs
• GAO Rejects Claim CBP Rigged Migrant Facility Contract Bids
• 9th Circ. Won't Revive Vax Mandate Case Amid Judge DQ Bid
• Firms Must Rethink How They Train New Lawyers In AI Age
• Teva, DOJ Signal Key Kickback Case May Fizzle At 1st Circ.
• Amentum Rebuffs Air Force's $350K Damages For Staffing Fight
• Ex-Stimwave CEO Gets 6 Years For Dummy Implant Scheme
• Ginnie Mae, HUD Want Bank's Loan Lien Suit Sent To Dallas
• Consulting Firms To Pay $11.3M Over Rent Help Site Breach
• L3Harris Rips Moog's Counterclaims In $78M Contract Suit
• Mass. Dentist Indicted In Alleged $2M Medicaid Fraud
• NJ Power Broker, Firm CEO Brother Accused Of Racketeering
• Think Like A Lawyer: Always Be Closing
• Justices To Decide If False Claims Act Applies To E-Rate
• Justices Will Hear Philly Bridge Project Fraud Case
• Justices Reject Dispute Over $3.1B South Korean Military Deal
• Fla. Court Says Navy Vet Can Sue CNN For Punitive Damages
• Utah Gov. And Land Trust Beat Tribe's Bidding Suit, For Now
• Janssen Hit With $150M Verdict In HIV Drug False Claims Suit
• Judge Grants New Trial In Abu Ghraib Torture Liability Case
• NJ Officials Stiffed Transit Contractor Over Politics, AG Says
• FAA Probes Fake Titanium Docs From Boeing Supplier
• Colo. Town Says It Took Resort Co.'s Land To Protect Sheep
• Political Speech Groups Challenge NJ Judicial Privacy Case
• House Passes $884B Defense Bill For 2025
• Tribal Casino Tells 7th Circ. Ill. City Rigged Proposal Votes
• Telecom Says Gov't Switching Sides In Dish Suit Is 'Bad Faith'
• Co. Says 'Lawyerly Technicalities' Won't Undo $45B DOE Deal
• Indicted Ex-Conn. Official Missed Gun Sale Deadline, Feds Say
• Wiretap Use In Cartel Probes Likely To Remain An Exception
• Lockheed Should Face Toxic Exposure Suit, 11th Circ. Told
• FAA Chief Vows Diligent Boeing Oversight In Senate Hearing
• CVS Dodges Discovery Audit In Generic Drug Collusion Suit
• The OIG Report: DOD Review May Cause Contractor Dilemmas
• Health Co. Execs Charged In $100M Adderall Sales Scheme
• Bond Denial Upheld For Army Construction Project
• Playing Chess Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• School Says Declaration Bares Quinn Emanuel Lies In IP Feud
• Ex-Rehab Biz Manager Gets Prison For Theft From Resident
• Ex-Navy Employee Pleads Guilty To Contract Bribery Scheme
• 11th Circ. Won't Rehear Ruling In Pratt & Whitney Cancer Case
• NJ Judicial Privacy Law Hit With Constitutional Challenge
• Adams And Reese Hires Atlas Air Atty In Nation's Capital
• Litigation Inspiration: Attys Can Be Heroic Like Olympians
• St. Kitts Electric Co. Claims Win In $2.7M ICC Arbitration
• Co. Wants Instant Effect For Revival Of USPS Contract Dispute
• 2025 Trial Set For Ex-Conn. Official Charged In Kickback Scheme
• Raytheon Openly Prefers Younger Job Applicants, Suit Says
• Dish Fights To Weigh In On Spectrum False Claims Act Case
• Biden Admin Proposals May Facilitate US, UK, Australia Trade
• Pa. County Can't Give Voting Machine Data To Mich. Atty
• Enviro Suit Says BLM Well Policy Leaves Drilling Unchecked
• NY Courts Agree To Boost Translation Services After Bias Case
• Lean Into The 'Great Restoration' To Retain Legal Talent
• 9th Circ. Ruling Shows Lies Must Go To Nature Of Bargain
• Pension Fund Repays PBGC $8M In Excess Financial Aid
• Feds Want Ex-Army Officer's FTCA Claims Cut From Suit
• IHS Urges Budget Shift After High Court Healthcare Ruling
• Health Data Co. Says Rival's Request Risks Patient Security
• Baltimore Lands $45M Deal With Allergan In Opioid Litigation
• Contractor Seeks Win In Protest Of $186M In DOD Fuel Deals
• Adopting 7 Principles May Improve Voluntary Carbon Markets
• Judge Unseals Some Testimony Of Trump Tax Info Leaker
• Supreme Court Rejects WWII Oil Refinery Cleanup Appeal
• New 'Access DOJ' Aims To Nix Barriers, Boost Accessibility
• Contractor Can Replead Claims In $115M City Streetcar Suit
• Tetra Tech Says Gov't On 'Fishing Expedition' In FCA Suit
• Gov't Presses For Dismissal Of False Claim Case Against Dish
• Chicago-Area Man Charged With $60M COVID Test Fraud
• Conn. Judge Pushes State For Proof In $11M Kickback Case
• Fed Circ. Says No Task Order Bar For Commercial Co. Protest
• Galvion To Pay $2.5M For Alleged US Gear With Foreign Parts
• Texas AG, Spirit AeroSystems Duel Over Safety Probe
• Minn. Jury Convicts 5 In Food Aid Fraud Trial Marred By Bribe
• John Deere Pays $1.1M To End DOL Hiring Bias Probe
• 5 Steps For Gov't Contractor Affirmative Action Verification
• Chronic Care Co. To Pay $14.9M To End DOJ False Claims Suit
• NASA's 'Aggressive' Goals Upped Costs On Lunar Deliveries
• $25 Million Flint Water Class Deal Gets Early OK
• Wash. Labor Dept. Wants To Back AG In ICE Inspections Suit
• Psychiatrist Gets 99 Months For $19M Billing Fraud Scheme
• GAO Won't Back Protest Over $186M In DOD Fuel Deals
• Fishing Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• PwC Asks Calif. Justices To Revive $2.5M Sanction Against LA
• Ga. Panel Sides With State In County Fire Contract Fight
• Sierra Club Touts Offshore Wind Cost Savings In New England
• House Votes To Block Vets' Access To Gender-Affirming Care
• New Rule Bars Self-Certification As Disabled, Vet-Owned Biz
• Medtronic Can't Pause FCA Claims For 1st Circ. Detour
• Federal Judges Facing Scrutiny For Clerk-Hiring Boycotts
• Waste Co. Strikes Deal To Exit DOL Sex Bias Probe
• A Healthier Legal Industry Starts With Emotional Intelligence
• DOD, Supplier End Long-Running Dispute Over $8B Food Deal
• Pharma Cos. Tell Justices Feds Support Remanding Terror Suit
• Fla. Biz Owners Indicted On Grant-Writing Fraud Conspiracy
• White House Threatens Veto Over Policy Riders In VA Bill
• Psychiatrist's Billing Scheme Warrants 11 Years, Feds Say
• To Make Your Legal Writing Clear, Emulate A Master Chef
• Circuit Judge Writes An Opinion, AI Helps: What Now?
• Buchanan Ingersoll Denies Deceit Over Harrisburg Incinerator
• Defense Cos. Seek Looser Export Controls In AUKUS Rule
• IT Co. Says Blank Space Wrongly Cost It $10B Army Deal
• No Sanctions For 'Fraudulent' Signatures In 3M Earplug MDL
• Mich. Asks 6th Circ. To Keep Airport PFAS Suit In State Court
• Ga. Prison Official Aided Stabbing, Ex-Inmate Says
• Amazon, Wondery Want Out Of ICE Doc's Defamation Suit
• Sens. Say DOD Risks Security With Reliance On Microsoft
• Blockbuster Summer: 10 Big Issues Justices Still Must Decide